Daily Report October 1963 Local Hospital Admits and Dismissals
Hospital admissions include Paul Thomas Tipe ton Mrs Raymond Maurer Wilson Mrs Armour Clawson Douglas Schroeder Carl Stealr Gertrude Hath away Lewis Crull Muscatine and Keithsburg Dismissals list Joel Ballenger Moscow William Streb Teetts Mrs Charles Dusenberry Wilton Edward McVay Ft Madison Marvin Skipton Columbus Junction Charles Welsh New Boston Som Daughter to Mr and Mrs Glen Willet 2222 Smalley Monday Sos to Mr and Mrs Walter Martz Mon days District Court Decree hearing Virgil Le Nichols Jr versus Mary J Nichols Judge Arthur F Jans son set Oct 16 1963 as date for remarry hearing couple divorced Sept 23 1963 Justice Court Harvey Allee presiding Desertin Glenn Carey released on 5000 bond
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Thomas
Tipeton
Raymond Maurer
Wilson
Armour — Clawson
Keithsburg
Douglas Schroeder
Monroe
Carl Stealr
McArthur
Gertrude Hathaway
W. Fulhiam
Lewis Crull
Muscatine
Joel Ballenger
Moscow
William Streb
Teetts
Charles Dusenberry
W'lton
Edward McVay
Ft. Madison
Marvin Skipton
Virgil le Nichols, Jr
Mary J. Nichols
Arthur F. Jansson
U S Aid to South Viet Nam Under Review
Washington officials report a close review of U S aid programs for South Viet Nam to ensure funds support anti Communist efforts and not Diem regime actions. No programs canceled. some licenses held up for Washington review as Congress acts on foreign aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workington
U.S
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Times of
Viet Nam
United States
Saigan
Washington
Congress
House Favors Giving Vote to IOP Residents
Washington reports a bill passed by the Iowa House to grant state and local voting rights to roughly 328 residents on the Iowa Ordnance Plant reservation near Burlington. The measure, introduced by Rep. Fred Sehwangel, would allow the Army secretary to extend voting authority at the plant within the limits of federal jurisdiction. Local cash grain quotes include Muscatine corn and soybeans with discounts and prices listed for November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa Ordnance Plant
Burlington
House
Senate
Fred Sehwengel
Secretary of Lee
Explorers Found Safe at Mexican Village
A group of 15 American explorers including two young women were found safe in Creal village in the mountains of northwest Mexico after a weeklong search. They arrived by train at 3 a.m. and were greeted by James D. Dean of Salt Lake City. Dean had been part of the expedition that planned a 120 mile heat trip down the Rio Unigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua
Mexico
Creal
Pacific Coast
Las Mochis
James D. Dean
Salt Lake City
Utah
Dean
Rio Unigue
Barranca de Conve
Grand Canyon
Avizona
Mixed Trading Dampens Broad Market as Stocks Drift
Stocks opened mixed with gains for major names while broader indices edged lower. The Dow rose about 1.50 points to 49.36, and the Standard and Poor's 500 advanced 12.84 to 0.84, as wholesale prices for poultry and cattle showed mixed moves and meat markets remained unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Vork Lm
Anchese
Sug’ Company
Nekt toMonday
al Moon Standard and Poor
Chicago
Swine and cattle market report shows mixed bids and slow trade
The bog market opened slow as butchers offered 25 to 40 cents lower per hundredweight. Hogs traded mixed 1 3 180 240 pounds at 15.85 to 16.25, 2 3 240 260 at 15.50 to 15.79, 250 290 at 15.00 to 15.50. Steers and heifers sold steady to 3 cents lower, with top slaughter steers 1,081 1,200 pounds at 25.00, and several loads mostly high choice 2081 1200 lb steers at 25.00. cows 14.00-15.50, bulls 17.00-19.00. Lambs 18.50-19.00, ewes 4.00-6.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
U.S
Chitako Ue
Xrades
Early Gain in Grains Erased in Market Volatility
In Chicago markets grains flipped from gains to losses as conflicting signals on U S sales to Russia emerged. Wheat and soybeans fell after reports of possible direct talks and a stalled offer, while corn and oats showed mixed moves. Day concluded with prices lower for most grain contracts and notable shifts in December positions. Potatoes and other listed items also moved, with arrivals and shipments noted in limited detail.
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Chicago
T— Thea
U.S
Russia
Sest Sluw
Mike Mansfield
Obituaries and Funerals: Noted local deaths this week
Mrs Nietzel 83 dies at Hershey convalescent home Oct 3 interment Greenwood. Rev Olson officiated at George Wittish Funeral Home services with Ralph Nietzel pallbearer. Elizabeth Walter 89 lifelong Princeton resident dies in Des Moines hospital after heart attack born June 26, 1874. survived by Walter relatives and sister Doll. Funeral tentative at Hallberg Funeral Home Princeton. burial Hollowayville. George Crawford of Lone Tree dies. services Wednesday 2 pm at Lone Tree Methodist Church. burial Lone Tree cemetery. Edith May James 73 of West Liberty dies at Oakwood Nursing Home Muscatine. services pending Snider Funeral Home. daughter Lara Smith Scetisdale. sister Edna Sage. one grandson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nietzels
George M. Wittish
Theodore Olson
Floyd’ Scott I
F I
Bauerbach
Harvey Ailbee
Gage Kent
Kenneth, Coder
H. Hanson
Greenwood Cemetery
Arnald Waller
Princeton
Ernest’ A. Lack
Des Moines
Heney Doll
Hallberg
Hollowayville
George Crawford
Lone
Clair
Charles
Lone Tree
Amon
Pleasant
Alice Smith
Nichols
Regs Kimball
St. Paul
Minn
Fred Baker
Jerry Brown
Seorden
Adams
Edith May James
West Liberty
Oakwood
Muscatine
Snider Funeral Home
James
West Fifth Street
George
Ale Barclay Nichols
South Prairie
Jess Janes
Methodist Church
Lara Smithy Scetisdale
Atiz
Edna Sage
Wes Liberty
JFK Delays Grain Sales Decision Amid Political Pressure
Senator Mansfield indicated President Kennedy may seek more backing from congressional committees and farm groups before approving large wheat sales to the Soviet bloc. Mansfield noted no firm offers have been made and declined to set a timeline, hinting at potential interim statements of opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Kennedy
Montana
Manefield
Congressional
Farm Organization
Mansfield
Werbert Bishop Feted at Reunion
A reunion honors Werbert Bishop in his first home visit in 350 years. Eliza, Mh may show attendees including Curtis Foster family and many locals in Arizona. The event lists numerous relatives and neighbors, celebrating his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werbert
Reunion
Eliza
Recbert Bishop
Sol Shaw Low
Arizona
Curtis
Foster
Muscatine
Bishop
Mel Curtis “Foster
Joseph Miller
Earl’ Miller
Dre Lambert
Lytle
Lambert
John Welch
Vickie
Joni
Michael Lefever
Ernie Snell
Forrest Bleri
David
Carrie Beverlin
Louis .Williams
Dale Williams
Bill Hess
Wayne
Severin
Merry
Tom Haglock
Allen Bivins
Floyd Frieden
Doris
Mary
Joh
Jim
Jeanie Frieden
Brenda Moseley
Anna Hughes
Mee
James’ E." Welch
Eta Honeyman
Fred, Welch
Mra
David Hessman
Dave C.hessman
Stuart Esmay
Virgil Anderson
Jerry Nobie
Man Put on Probation in False Cheese Charge
Russell Miller of West Liberty pleaded guilty to passing a false cheese for 26.34 dollars. On June 3 in Muscatine district court Judge Arthur F. Janssen ordered Miller jailed, then placed him on probation for one year pending good behavior. Miller was arrested on a complaint by Richard Schmidt of Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel) Miller
West Liberty
Muscatine
Arthur F. Janssen
Miller
Richard Schmidt
Feeding Types Compared for Yearling Steers in Mullen Test
Jack Mullen reports from Rock Island county on feeding methods for yearling steers. High moisture corn proved tastier than dry corn, with steers gaining 7.2 percent faster and 4.8 percent lower feed per gain on high moisture corn versus cracked corn. Haylage plus high moisture corn boosted gains 64 percent over haylage roughage alone, while limiting grain cut feed cost and fat but lengthened feedlot time. Dressing percent dipped slightly and one grade lowered. trimmed retail yield unchanged. The study supports high moisture corn as an excellent finish feed and notes limited grain systems merit further study for cost reduction and carcass quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Mullen
Rock Island
Cain
Lierib
Electrical Engineers Meet Oct 15 in Illinois Section
LB LeVescante of Chicazo will speak at the Get 5 meeting of the Illinois Section of IEEE. He will discuss Progress in Extra High Voltage Transmission. Thedison meeting will be held at Top whast at Take's Peak, located at 102 North Bigif Road, Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lb, LeVescante
Chicazo
Asphalt Tank Explodes at Cedar Rapids Paul B Ray Paving
A storage tank holding 90 000 to 100 000 gallons of asphalt mix exploded and burned at a Cedar Rapids complex tied to Paul B Ray Paving. Fire crews said the blast blew the tank top off but much of the fuel remained inside and burned. The cause is under investigation by the state fire marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Housands
Kay Gremmel Honored at Bridal Shower
Kay Gremmel honored at a bridal shower hosted at Sunset Inn for her upcoming marriage to Ronald Easter on Sunday, October 13 at St Mathias church. Hostesses Jillian D McCulley Elma Siartha and Macy Hafner led twenty five guests from Letts Davenport Cedar Rapids Columbus Junction and Muscatine in games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay
Letts
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Columbus Junction
Muscatine
Fete Honors Ann Reed At Shower in Bloomington
Miss Ann Reed was honored at a kitchen shower Saturday evening at Miss Sharon Rife home. Co hosts Miss Carolyn Boorn and 15 guests attended. Decorations featured royal blue and white. Reed assisted in opening gifts. she will marry Richard Sheddon at Spangler Chapel on October 12 at 7 30 p.m.
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Bloomington
Ann Reed
Sharon Rife
Carolyn Boorn
Miss Reed
Rife
Misa Read
Richard Sheddon
Spangler
Evering
Carni Ball Takes Shape at Wilton High School Event
Wilton plans are near completion for the annual Carni Ball at the high school Friday night Oct 0 beginning at 7 40. A path setup will be in the hall downstairs with sixteen booths and activities like ducking dart toss bake sale and balloon pop. The evening includes music by the Tom Carpenters hand and a king and queen announcement during intermission. Candidates include king Jim Jansen Bill Boon Jon Gruemmer Randy Gillett and queen Judy Prieison Judy Elect Carollyn Huligubeck Cheryl Lenker.
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Wilton
Poatha
Tom Carpenters
King
Jim Jansen
Bill Boon
Jon Gruemmer
Randy Gillett
Queen
Judy Prieison
Judy Elect
Carollyn Huligubeck
Cheryl Lenker
Brase Talks to 60 at Oakville MYF Meeting
Oakville MYF meeting drew about 60 attendees at the Oakville Methodist church. Principal Brase of Wapella Grade School spoke on the MYF working code while Donna Campbell read Scripture and Barbara Richardson sang with Gail Puntz accompanying. Announced was a sub district rally at Muscatine First Methodist on Oct 1 2 for high school youth with 75 cent fees. Regular MYF meets at 7 30 pm next Sunday. A Oakville College Kids Class hayride and fellowship hour followed a chaperoned group trip from Oakville with Wes Shipman providing transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakvieg
Jack Srase
Wapella Grad School
Snake
Oakville Methodist Church
MLYF
Wapella Grevy
Robert Campbell
Howard Peterson
Qakvilly
Donna Campbell
Jame Kallenbergery
Jed
Barbara Richardson
Gail Xuntz
Oakville College
Oakville
Clara Wykert
Opal Hohn
Wes
Shipman
Youths Receive Car Theft Sentences in Iowa Court
In Muscatine district court on Monday two youths aged 17 and 18 were sentenced to up to 10 years in the Anamosa reformatory for larceny of an automobile. Gaylord Dean Groavenor, 17, and LaVerne David Grady, 18, were named in connection with the case involving the theft and getaway from a residence on Monroe Street. The court noted they were not taking the car of FF Winder and mentioned locations Durant and Barlington area as part of their movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa Reformatory
Muscatine District Court
Gaylord Dean _Groavenor
Muscatine
LaVerne David Grady
Grandview
Heard
Arthur
FF Winder
Monroe Street
Eport
Durant
Barlington
Layman's Christian Crusaders plan open meetings in city
Women’s activities in the Layman’s Christian Crusaders group meet at Elwood and wife Layman home with representatives from Lincoln Blvd Baptist Zion Lutheran First Evangelical United Brethren and Walnut St Baptist. They schedule Tuesday evenings 6:30 to 7:30 with dates listed through December and an open house on October 27 from 2 to 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelo
Christian Crusaders
Elwood
Tid Delver Prose
Lincoln Blvd
Zion
Lutheran
First Evangelical United Brethren
Walnut St Baptist
Zion Lutherans
First Friends
Fruitland Baptist
Salvation Army
Baz
Spangler Chapel
Calvary Baptisty
Walnut St. Baptist
Zion Lutheran
El Rey Caldron Meeting Postponed
Postponed El Rey Caldron meeting due to funeral services for Josephine Mace. The event will be held Thursday at Rock Island in the same time and place. attendees may contact Lais Kolpack or Lorraine Shepherd for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whs
Caldron
Josephine Mace
Rock Island
el Rey
Lais Kolpack -Or- Lorraine
Shepherd
Harmony Guild Meeting Notes At Harris Home
Harmony Guild of Faith United Church of Christ met Monday evening at Mrs Warren Haris home with members present Mrs Elmer Tovias gave devotions Mrs Richard Wagill reported on the YWCA regional conference in Chicago last spring The next meeting will be at Maurice Reed s home and Mrs J E Keiman will present the mission program
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Harmony Guild
Harris Home
Faith United Church, of Christ
Warren Haris
Elmer’ Tovias
Richard Wagill
YWCA
Chicago
Hame Ot
Maurice Reed
J. E. Keiman
Academy Of Friendship Meets Monday At Moose Hall
The Women of the Moose Academy of Friendship met at the Moose hall with 27 members present. A potluck supper is planned for 6:29 pm on November 4, followed by the regular meeting. Committees to handle coffee and gifts are led by Helen Richardson, Dorothy Holliday, Bernice Wagner, Pearl Evans and Handél Miller. Prizes were won by Dorothy Houser, Harriet Miller, Gertrude Oberhaus, Marie Montz, Verna McFadon, Berniece Wagner, Lura Cole. Lunch was served by Florence Brink, Myrle Lewis, Luca Cole, Mary Riley, Dorothy Hoosey, Ida Stearns, and Margaret Chandler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOM Academy of Friendship
Academy of Friendship of the Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Helen Richardson
Dorothy Holliday
Bernice Wagner
Pearl Evans
Handél Miller
Crarston EUB Chicken Supper Planned by Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid of Cranston Evangelical United Brethren Church organize a Wednesday chicken supper starting at 3 30 PM with extensive committees covering tickets decorations dining water serving and cleanup. Members named include Mrs Joe Ricks Mrs Clinton Hafner Mrs Ed Lee and many others. Proceeds support church activities and fellowship.
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Crarston
Cranston Evangelical United Breweren
jTonard
Lloyd Lee
Danald Nichols
Ed Lee
Leonard Sheepman
Gary Lee
Hermin Theobald
Craig - Towns Jey
Chet Hatner
Alta Chapman
Rosemary
Becky Murphy
Mary Nancy Schomberg
Kay Ricks
Peggy Lee
Chris
Judy Lee
Sally Lamp
Gordie Suleberger
Beverly Merrit
Debbie Lee
Sheri
Robin Tomfeld
JoAnn Barnhart
Everett Chapman
Donald Lee
X's
Morvis
Sherrie Phillips
Ted Schomberg
Clinton Hafner
Joe Ricks
Weldo
Barnhart
Joe Wiese
Bob
Bob Law
West Liberty Square Dances Schedule and Notices
West Liberty Hayshakers announce October schedule for square dances at Atalissa gym with caller Larry Gow. Public dance Saturday October 12. club dance Tuesday October 29. Members bring baked goods by last name. Garden Club invited to Keokuk for a flower arranging lecture at First Christian church October 10 with luncheon and Christmas decor session. Witton Whirlers October schedule lists October 9 caller Shorty Williams and October 26 caller Andy Andarsch at city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty Hayshakers
West Liberty
Atalissa
Larry Gow
Atallésa
Lee Kercold
Harold Hunter
Ernest Krogh
Garden Club
Keokuk
Muscating Garden Club
First Christian Church
Witton Whirlers Square Dance Club
Shorty Wiliams
Andy Andarsch
City Hall
Meeting date changes at Nichols and Rebekahs group
Nichols chapter of QAE.S. cancels its Oct 1 meeting and reschedules for Nov 1. The Past Noble Grand circle for Rebekahsiv shifts its meeting from Oct 9 to Oct 10 at the Odd Fellows hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols Nichols
Nichols
Qae.s
Rebekabsiv
Widm
The
Oddfellows
Bali
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